Rai Business School recognizes that international exposure to students help them gain a firm understanding of the global marketplace. This helps our students understand global business to greater depth and brings superior maneuverability in their business management. For this we provide a gamut of opportunities to our students to explore their true potential.

We dedicate our focus to pro-active learning on various facets. For this purpose we initiate and nurture multifarious projects across the globe. These prestigious projects include working on socio-economic concerns, bringing to the country's renowned speakers and doyens, co-coordinating esteemed lecture series, arranging international seminars and conferences, etc.

On the academic front, to gain wider exposure students are facilitated for transfer to foreign universities in US, UK, Canada, Australia, etc. or study abroad for a semester or two.

Rai Business School has set up numerous study-abroad programs with a number of foreign universities - giving the students opportunities to understand diverse cultures. Rai Foundation maps its courses with universities worldwide to give our students equivalent credit in the foreign university. More than 200 students transferred to over 40 universities abroad.

Some of the Foreign Universities which have given full credit transfer to our students:

International Study Tours provide students the opportunity to observe theory being applied in professional practice. Such tours provide students with experiential components often lacking in business courses.

Rai Business School sends its students for International Study tours to Europe, Australia, New Zealand and many other destinations where students get better exposure regarding new economies, societies, places and cultures. This makes them understand how a global economy works and also brings a fresh outlook to life contributing to entrepreneurial learning. By taking the study tour, visiting a range of countries and institutions, students are given an opportunity to see the application of theory in global markets. Our aim is to construct study tours that give students exposure to a variety of international environments relevant to their course, within a rational period of time and at reasonable cost.

International Study Tour Program includes visits to trans-national companies, Foreign Universities and ethno-culture visits. This will allow students to disseminate information, do an analytical study, read references and collect research, to prepare in-depth material of case study on international parameters. Post-Program the students prepare detailed-report on the study tour as a learning tool, to identify highlights, advantages and disadvantages and to compare it to a theoretical/classroom experience. Such reports form the nucleus of case study; bringing together theory, the experiences of the tour and the operation of trans-national company.

Rai Business School will facilitate the students in the process of obtaining the passport and visa for the country they will visit.

The Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), USA is a world-renowned institution in the area of technology and knowledge, teaching and training. The mission of MIT is to advance knowledge and educate students in area of scholarship that will best serve the world in the 21st century.

MIT-India's aim is to facilitate and create new knowledge through intensive professional internships for culturally aware MIT students in companies, research laboratories and universities of India.

Treading ahead with its vision, MIT-India joined hands with Rai Foundation to launch the MIT India- Rai Foundation lecture series.

Rai Foundation is committed to generating, disseminating, preserving knowledge and working with others to bring this knowledge to bear on the world's great challenges.

The prestigious alliance facilitates and creates new knowledge through professional internships and cross-border research collaborations.

The MIT India- Rai Foundation Lecture Series disseminates groundbreaking theories and academics. The roll of honor of speakers include:



Dr. Amartya Sen, Nobel Laureate, talked on "Human Development"

Prof. Thomas Magnanti, Dean of the School of Engineering of MIT, talked on "Cutting-edge Technology"

Prof. Bengt Holmstrom, Head of Deptt of Economics at MIT, talked on "Executive Compensation"

Prof. Abhijit Banerjee, Ford Foundation, International Professor of Economics, MIT talked on "Effective Monitoring of Public Money"

Dr. Amitava Mitra, talked on "Educational Management and Administration